They'll both have the *controversial* section which gets people debating👍:
VEGANS: Be wary of eating fish.
KETO: Don't forget fruit raises insulin (8).
They'll both point out the deficiencies of the other diet:
VEGANS: "Where do they get their fibre from? Just awful".
KETO: "Who wants to be deficient in B12 and n-3 LOL!" (9).
They'll both invoke "the evidence".
VEGANS: "This an evidence-based approach, based on science".
KETO "This an evidence-based approach, based on science" (10).
They'll both point out that other people misrepresent the data:
VEGANS: "Keto is not based on good science"
KETO: "Veganism ignores the science" (11).
Finally, [Since 2019] they'll both invoke environmental credentials:
VEGANS: Dairy and carbon issues.
KETO: Think of the top soil (12).
So save yourself the money. If you want to learn about nutrition science, and what a fair representation of what's currently known and unknown, check the list of speakers. If they all promote the same diet AVOID (13).
Finally, for those who are grateful for having saved ~£250/$300 in attendance fees, do consider donating it to my Pandemic Limoncello Fund. I will post the Venmo link shortly (14).
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Sad to see the usual angry responses to the announcement that the NHS is rolling out the "DiRECT"-style plan to help people with T2D achieve remission. (1)
To have the NHS get behind a charity-funded research programme which has pretty solid evidence (clinical and physiological) behind it is fantastic. It's a great option in addition to bariatric surgery. The more evidence and options we have, the better. (2)